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RESOLVED to: 6.1 endorse the proposals in relation to the delivery of the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Transition fund which will benefit the County from April 2025 – March 2026. 6.2 Deliver the transition year allocation through the successful regionally agreed SPF model for delivery. i.e. a. Anchor programmes b. Standalone projects c. Commissioned projects 6.3 Approve flexibility in the working budgets so that refinements can be made in consultation with the Section 151 Officer, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Leisure, Culture & Tourism and the Carmarthenshire Regeneration Partnership. 6.4 Proceed at risk with opening up calls for applications prior to entering into a formal Service Level Agreement with Swansea Council who will remain the lead administration body for the new tranche of funding.
RESOLVED TO RECOMMEND TO COUNCIL: 7.1 that the Draft Supplementary Planning Guidance, as set out in the report, be approved for publication for formal public consultation; 7.2 that delegated authority be granted to officers to update or amend any factual, typographical or grammatical errors.
RESOLVED that the progress of the Notice of Motion- Crown Estate, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 13th November 2024 be agreed.
RESOLVED that: 9.1 the progress of the Notice of Motion- Rural Proofing, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 13th November 2024 be agreed; and 9.2 relevant Cabinet Members continue to discuss further progress with the Minister.
RESOLVED that the progress of the Notice of Motion- Prince Philip Hospital MIU, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 9th October 2024 be agreed.
An apology for absence was received from Councillor D. Price, Leader of the Council.
There were no declarations of personal interests.
UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the minutes of the meeting of the Cabinet held on the 13th January 2025 be signed as a correct record.
The Chair advised that no questions on notice had been submitted by members.
The Chair advised that no public questions had been received.
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RESOLVED to: 6.1 endorse the proposals in relation to the delivery of the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Transition fund which will benefit the County from April 2025 – March 2026. 6.2 Deliver the transition year allocation through the successful regionally agreed SPF model for delivery. i.e. a. Anchor programmes b. Standalone projects c. Commissioned projects 6.3 Approve flexibility in the working budgets so that refinements can be made in consultation with the Section 151 Officer, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Leisure, Culture & Tourism and the Carmarthenshire Regeneration Partnership. 6.4 Proceed at risk with opening up calls for applications prior to entering into a formal Service Level Agreement with Swansea Council who will remain the lead administration body for the new tranche of funding.
The Cabinet received for consideration a report on the 2025/26 transition year funding in respect of the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). Cabinet was advised that the UKSPF formed part of the former UK Government's Levelling Up agenda, designed to replace former EU funding streams with a reduced budget. The current UK SPF programme was scheduled to end on 31st March 2025 and the current UK Government had announced an extension of the UKSPF for 2025-26 at a reduced level of £900 million to ensure stability and flexibility for delivering important local projects. The budget for Carmarthenshire would be £12,974,852, with £9,378,099 allocated for revenue and £3,596,753 for capital. It was noted that the fund would remain flexible, allowing Local Authorities to tailor the programme to meet local needs and opportunities in accordance with the investment priorities, mission-led themes and Government missions. The report detailed the proposed implementation and funding of the UKSPF within Carmarthenshire which would be delivered by way of Anchor programmes, standalone projects and commissioned projects. The new SPF Transition funding presented further opportunities to deliver growth within the County. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED to: 6.1 endorse the proposals in relation to the delivery of the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Transition fund which will benefit the County from April 2025 – March 2026. 6.2 Deliver the transition year allocation through the successful regionally agreed SPF model for delivery. i.e. a. Anchor programmes b. Standalone projects c. Commissioned projects 6.3 Approve flexibility in the working budgets so that refinements can be made in consultation with the Section 151 Officer, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Leisure, Culture & Tourism and the Carmarthenshire Regeneration Partnership. 6.4 Proceed at risk with opening up calls for applications prior to entering into a formal Service Level Agreement with Swansea Council who will remain the lead administration body for the new tranche of funding.
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RESOLVED TO RECOMMEND TO COUNCIL: 7.1 that the Draft Supplementary Planning Guidance, as set out in the report, be approved for publication for formal public consultation; 7.2 that delegated authority be granted to officers to update or amend any factual, typographical or grammatical errors.
The Cabinet considered a report which set out proposals to consult on the draft Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for the Revised Carmarthenshire Local Development Plan (LDP) 2018-2033 in respect of: · Planning Obligations · Affordable Housing Planning Obligations sought to mitigate the unacceptable elements of a proposed development through a series of conditions pertinent to Affordable Housing, Education, Open Spaces and Highways etc. Affordable Housing sought to maximise the potential for increasing the supply and variety of affordable homes. The draft SPG documents provided additional clarity on the specific thematic policy areas to support implementation and provided guidance and elaborated upon the policies and provisions of the emerging Revised Local Development Plan at the point of its adoption. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED TO RECOMMEND TO COUNCIL: 7.1 that the Draft Supplementary Planning Guidance, as set out in the report, be approved for publication for formal public consultation; 7.2 that delegated authority be granted to officers to update or amend any factual, typographical or grammatical errors.
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RESOLVED that the progress of the Notice of Motion- Crown Estate, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 13th November 2024 be agreed.
Cabinet received a report which contained information in response to a Notice of Motion relating to the Crown Estate referred by County Council at its meeting held on 13th November 2024 for consideration. In reviewing the progress made in respect of the Notice of Motion, the Cabinet considered the letter appended to the report, which had been sent to the First Minister for a response. The letter requested that the First Minister consider the Notice of Motion which included a request for Welsh Government to ask Westminster Government to devolve the assets and revenue of the Crown Estates, as was done in Scotland in 2017. Cabinet Members emphasised that placing the Crown Estate assets under Welsh management would bring a welcome financial benefit to Wales and would enable investment in the economy and communities of Wales. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the progress of the Notice of Motion- Crown Estate, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 13th November 2024 be agreed.
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RESOLVED that: 9.1 the progress of the Notice of Motion- Rural Proofing, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 13th November 2024 be agreed; and 9.2 relevant Cabinet Members continue to discuss further progress with the Minister.
Cabinet received a report which contained information in response to a Notice of Motion relating to Rural Proofing referred by County Council at its meeting held on 13th November 2024 for consideration. In reviewing the progress made in respect of the Notice of Motion, the Cabinet considered the letter appended to the report, which had been sent to the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs. In an update to the Cabinet, it was reported that a letter of response had recently been received which confirmed that rural proofing formed a mandatory element of the Integrated Policy Impact Assessments undertaken for all policies and programmes within the Welsh Government and there were no plans at present to further incorporate rural proofing as a statutory requirement in its own right due to the requirements of both the Agriculture (Wales) Act 2023 and the Well Being for Future Generations Act 2014. The Council’s request to collaborate with experts to develop and set new and specific targets and criteria to reduce rural poverty and deprivation, as set out in the Notice of Motion, was welcomed by the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs. Accordingly, it was proposed that relevant Cabinet Members continue to discuss further progress with the Minister. The importance of rural proofing was emphasised by Cabinet Members as a means of ensuring that the needs of rural communities were considered within policies and decisions in order to support sustainable development and strengthen the resilience of rural areas for the future. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that: 9.1 the progress of the Notice of Motion- Rural Proofing, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 13th November 2024 be agreed; and 9.2 relevant Cabinet Members continue to discuss further progress with the Minister.
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RESOLVED that the progress of the Notice of Motion- Prince Philip Hospital MIU, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 9th October 2024 be agreed.
Cabinet received a report which contained information in response to a Notice of Motion relating to Prince Philip Hospital Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) referred by County Council at its meeting held on 9th October 2024 for consideration. In reviewing the progress made in respect of the Notice of Motion, the Cabinet considered the letter of response appended to the report, which had been provided by the Chair of the Hywel Dda University Health Board. The letter clarified the rationale for the temporary change in provision and detailed the access to care services available to residents. The Health Board provided an assurance that they would continue to evaluate the impact of the temporary overnight closure on services, including GP Out-of-Hours, Ambulance Services, and Accident and Emergency departments, primarily in Glangwili General Hospital, with some monitoring of Morriston Hospital. Furthermore, the letter referred to the development of potential future longer-term service options, which would include a period of engagement with patients and stakeholders. UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED that the progress of the Notice of Motion- Prince Philip Hospital MIU, referred to Cabinet by County Council on 9th October 2024 be agreed.
The Chair advised that there were no items of urgent business.
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